St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-09
THE MILLS OF JUSTICE
Ground Out Grist of Fine Feed
Yesterday.

l.. Franklin has begun an action
against K. G. Palmer to enforce the eX-
ecution of q mortgage. The plaintiff
asks either the transfer of the property
or the payment of $500. The property
in question is in the vicinity of Herman,
Mimi.
Henry j. Hansen has brought suit
against Patrick Joyce ct al. to enforce
the performance OF a real estate con-
tract. If the defendant is unable to
give complete title to the property
under dispute, the plaintiff demands
damages to the amount of $4,000.
In the case of II. III. Bracket against
Cunningham 81 Haas, the jury rendered
a verdict for S2.474.65 in favor of the
plaintiff. The suit was brought to re-
cover money on account.
The case of Paul Hanson against the
st. Paul Harvester company, an action
brought to recover damages for the use
of certain patent, was given to the
jury by Judge Wilkin yesterday after
noon. n sealed verdict will probably
be rendered.
The jury in the case of Paul A. La
vale against Tracy NJ. Metcalf, in which
the plaintiff sought to recover commits
SionS on real estate transaction, rem
dered verdict for Sl02.S7 in favor of
the plaintiff.
In the case of e. II. Osborne against
A. NJ. Lawton, the jury rendered YER
diet i'll favor of the plaintiff for S139.27.
The suit was brought on the grounds of
non-performance of a contract.
The case of the Sun Fire Insurance
Company against Richard +. Mervin ct
al, an action to recover premium
money, is on trial before Judge Kelly.
The replevin action of G. w. Young
man against William r. Marsh, to settle
the title to a piano, is on trial before
Judge Wilkin.
r. l.. Wharton and M. d. Miller,
Charles n. Bell and Nancy Taylor have
filed appeals from the award of the COM
mlSSlOnerS III condemning land for the
right of way of the Minneapolis 81 st.
Croix Railway company.
The ease of William A. Dana against
Iheophilus G. Turlay, an action t0quiet
title to real estate, was tried and sub
mitted before Judge Brill yesterday.
The case of Mary Benisch against
John Benisch, an action for divorce on
the grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment, is on trial before Judge Brill.
Harry Smith, who was shot by Tom
Mccarthy on the West side Saturday
night, was arraigned in the police court
yesterday and sentenced to ninety. days
in the wOrkhOuse for robbery commit
ted several weeks ago at Indexes
roller mill. Tom Mccarthy, his assail-
ant, was arraigned on charge of at
tempted murder, and held to the grand
jury in 81 900 bail.
One of the striking carpenters named
John Blum was tried in the police court
yesterday on charge of assault and ac-
nyril oh A hot
Blum had gone to the shop of his former
employer, BjornStad, at 80 Rice street,
at the instigation of the union, to induce
a few carpenters who were still at work
to come out. He went to the place and
had begun to argue with the men, when
BjOrnStad came along and ordered him
out. Blum refused to go. and in the
effort to put him out Bjornstad was
knocked down by Blum. Blum was ac-
quilted by Judge Cory upon signing
bonds to keep the peace.
To-DAY's CALENDAR CALL.
The following court cases have been
set for hearing to-day:
James Middleton ct al. against James o. L.
Burke.
Ida Fleckenstein against j. c. Nelson
Thomas McDermott against John Fitz-
gerald ct al.
Nat Collins against Mary j. WEIGH ct al
son ct al.
The following jury cases are set for
trial:
Charles Alberg against William Casey ct al.
William SchulZe against William l.. Nc
Grath.
Phillip S. Harris against Corlies. Chapman
d Drake.
Frederick L. Dugen ct al against James F.
Lahy.
A. n. Barringer against Margaret Kyle.
SUPREME COURT.
The following cases were considered
in the supreme court yesterday:
State of Minnesota VS.. George Boden;
argued and submitted.
State of Minnesota VS.. Balthasar Eisele;
submitted on briefs.
State of Minnesota VS.. Thomas Hair; sub
mitted on briefs.
Nels Wuotilla, respondent, VS.. Duluth Lum-
Der company, appellant; argded and sub
mitted.
John Rossiter, respondent, VS.. the Mime
sofa, Bradner Smith Paper company ct al,
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